With only one week remaining on its schedule before the Mid-American Conference Tournament, it has become clear that an Ohio team that began the year young and inexperienced has matured greatly since the inception of conference play.
A group of local residents have researched hydraulic fracturing for months to build a regulatory framework for the controversial drilling practice in Athens County.
In the days after a presidential election, vitriol and hate from the disappointed side is to be expected. After all, they just lost an 18-month, $1.6 billion contest.
I was recently fortunate enough to attend a showing of Cloud Atlas, the Wachowski siblings’ latest tour de force/Tom Hanks’ latest shameless Oscar grab. Now, I pride myself on being a harsh movie critic, which is why I’m not going to pull any punches here: Cloud Atlas was awesome, and I loved every minute of it. BAM! Tellin’ it like it is, folks; go cry about it if you think I’m being too mean.
Ohio University is going down under — to Australia, that is.
Ohio University students have a variety of places to shop for groceries, but some with meal plans wish they could swipe their cards at businesses throughout town.
Ohio is 0-1 against Ohio State during this academic year, as the Bobcats’ field hockey squad fell to the Buckeyes early this fall. On Saturday, though, the Bobcats will try to remedy that when they dive into the pool against the state’s only Big Ten Conference school.
Ohio University’s markets tout convenience when it comes to their proximity to student dorms, but some of the wares the on-campus stores are peddling empty students’ pockets much more quickly than a trip to the grocery store.
Dads Weekend will begin Friday with a knee-slapping show by comedian Jeff Garlin.
The quarterback took the snap from the center and faded back for a pass, needing a touchdown to win the game. He saw his receivers were covered by defenders and dodged a few blitzing defenders to buy time.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Tim Peacock, an Athens music-scene staple who has long booked shows for Stuart’s Opera House and Nelsonville Music Festival, will move on to new projects as he ends his tenure as booking agent at Casa Nueva.
Ohio will head to Madison, Wisc. to try to make a mark on NCAA Regional competition Friday.
Ohio’s winningest class said its goodbyes to a dismal contingent of remaining home fans Wednesday, capping a disappointing loss with a dreary rendition of Alma Mater, Ohio.
Though academic terms no longer draw the line between fall and winter, runners who open their doors to frosty temperatures definitely notice the difference.
A performance that includes topics such as love, anxiety, heartbreak, sex and death by way of poetry, monologues and performance art is not the usual fare at Donkey Coffee, but will entertain the usual coffee crowd Friday night.
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